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01/04/2022
3 ⭐️
A bit rushed but enjoyable overall. I’ll be honest I was really thrown into the deep end at the start with this one and I really thought I’d accidentally picked up the second book in a series for a while there, but once I got (quite) a few chapters in I really started to enjoy this one! I especially loved the trope role reversal at the end!

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31/03/2022
4 ⭐️
I genuinely enjoyed this so much! I love the unexpected single parent trope + romance and Lucy Score did it so well! I can’t wait to read more from them asap!

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30/03/2022
2.75 ⭐️
I don’t think I’ve read a dark romance before so this was a real learning experience for me in the start. I didn’t love this but I didn’t hate it either and the Peter Pan aspect was certainly interesting.

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01/02/2024
3.75 ⭐
I don't know if it's just because I've never been to Disneyland, but the bits with Zhara and Rowan in the parks actually did feel magical so I believe it! I'm definitely rereading the rest of the series now!

29/03/2022
3.75 ⭐️
I’ve never read one of Lauren Asher’s books before so I had no idea what to expect from this but I absolutely adored Rowan and Zhara’s story. Also it turns out I absolutely love reading about theme parks!

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22/03/2022
2 ⭐
This book is my villain origin story.

• An unnecessary The Hating Game rip off
• Robotic and awkward dialogue
• Somebody tell me why this book was a whole ass 480 pages long???
• Take a shot every time this chick says 'love deception'
• For a book called The SPANISH Love Deception barely any of it actually takes place in Spain.
• A boring, quirky in a bad way (at times) MC who I didn't hate but I also didn't like & a love interest with abs and money and absolutely no other identifying traits. That's it. That's the book.

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20/03/2022
4 ⭐️
I can’t remember the last book I stayed up until 2am reading but I just couldn’t put this one down. I loved Brendan and Piper together so this book was like candy to me. Like with Tools of Engagement I wasn’t too fussed on the flashy ending, but I loved the other 95% of this book!

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20/03/2022
3.5 ⭐
I really enjoyed this for the most part but I definitely enjoyed book 1 more. I will absolutely be picking up more by Tessa Bailey in the future, I've been having so much fun with her romances this month!

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19/03/2022
4 ⭐
The ending was a bit too much for my cold heart to handle but I absolutely adored every moment leading up to it. Ever trope in this book is my kryptonite!

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07/03/2022
3 ⭐
This was really good until it really wasn't. Ironically this entire book fell apart for me when the main couple said 'i love you'. I loved the disability rep and recommend this book for that alone, but I didn't love the main character, Bree. There are some pretty great steamy scenes and I really did like Archer, but other than that, this won't be a story I revisit in the future. That being said, I do think it's important that we read more diversely and that includes disabilities, so considering this was a good book, just not completely to my taste, I do recommend this one.

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06/03/2022
3.25 ⭐
I had no idea what to expect from this because I've never read one of Ella Maise's books before and all I knew was that there was a guy named Jason and this book used the marriage of convenience trope. So, I really wasn't sure how I would feel about this since I hadn't read any reviews beforehand but I ended up really really enjoying it! I was a bit unsure in the beginning but as soon as Olive and Jason met as adults I was 100% into this and rooting for them from the sidelines! This was so much fun, even for someone who doesn't love famous people in books and I will absolutely be reading more from Ella Maise in the near future!

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